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Marcus North 106 off 77 balls for Gloucestershire 2nd innings.
Justin Langer 136* for Somerset 2nd innings
Australians In County Cricket
In the One Day comp....
Brad Hodge 130* off 133 balls for Lancashire
Phil Jaques 113 off 129 balls for Worcestershire
David Hussey 88 off 100 balls for Nottinghamshire
Justin Langer 132 off 140 balls for Somerset - peeling off hundreds like he's peeling bananas
Cameron White 65 off 65 balls for Somerset
George Bailey 76* off 42 balls for Scotland
Brad Hodge 130* off 133 balls for Lancashire
Phil Jaques 113 off 129 balls for Worcestershire
David Hussey 88 off 100 balls for Nottinghamshire
Justin Langer 132 off 140 balls for Somerset - peeling off hundreds like he's peeling bananas
Cameron White 65 off 65 balls for Somerset
George Bailey 76* off 42 balls for Scotland
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Well, at the age of 35 one would think he's left his run a bit late. I thought they had to spend 3 years in the system (after gaining citizenship) before they could represent the country.bombercol wrote:I read that Ian Harvey is going for English citizenship.
Maybe trying to get a game for the poms?
Maybe not after the last two wicket keepers theyve selected.BenDoolan wrote:Well, at the age of 35 one would think he's left his run a bit late. I thought they had to spend 3 years in the system (after gaining citizenship) before they could represent the country.bombercol wrote:I read that Ian Harvey is going for English citizenship.
Maybe trying to get a game for the poms?
Matt Prior the former South African just smashed a hundred for them against the West indies. Where's he been hiding? Geraint Jones will never play another Test.bombercol wrote:Maybe not after the last two wicket keepers theyve selected.BenDoolan wrote:Well, at the age of 35 one would think he's left his run a bit late. I thought they had to spend 3 years in the system (after gaining citizenship) before they could represent the country.bombercol wrote:I read that Ian Harvey is going for English citizenship.
Maybe trying to get a game for the poms?
Ian Harvey has hit another snag.....
http://content-aus.cricinfo.com/austral ... 94709.html
Went and watched Shane Warne and Stuart Clarke for Hampshire v Sussex yesterday.
Clarke was very accurate - and got a couple of early wickets, whilst Warney had the lower middle order in a tizz and got 3 wickets.
It was strange hearing Warney shout "come on the hawks," and funny when Sussex were reeling at 58-5 he comes out with "come on guys, lets finish them off, I'm hungry and want my dinner"
Clarke was very accurate - and got a couple of early wickets, whilst Warney had the lower middle order in a tizz and got 3 wickets.
It was strange hearing Warney shout "come on the hawks," and funny when Sussex were reeling at 58-5 he comes out with "come on guys, lets finish them off, I'm hungry and want my dinner"
Carlton Football Club - Surely a contradiction in terms?
That's gold!!!!Splodge wrote:Went and watched Shane Warne and Stuart Clarke for Hampshire v Sussex yesterday.
Clarke was very accurate - and got a couple of early wickets, whilst Warney had the lower middle order in a tizz and got 3 wickets.
It was strange hearing Warney shout "come on the hawks," and funny when Sussex were reeling at 58-5 he comes out with "come on guys, lets finish them off, I'm hungry and want my dinner"
Glad to hear he hasn't lost his appetite!!!
Just because they are test bowlers doesnt mean they are any goodBenDoolan wrote:......
David Hussey 275 off 227 balls for Nottinghamshire (27 fours and 14 sixes!!)
The Vics are doing well over there at the moment. Hussey's innings was against an attack that consisted of Test bowlers in Andre Nel and Danish Kaneria.
He kicks on the left
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
True too!Rossoneri wrote:Just because they are test bowlers doesnt mean they are any goodBenDoolan wrote:......
David Hussey 275 off 227 balls for Nottinghamshire (27 fours and 14 sixes!!)
The Vics are doing well over there at the moment. Hussey's innings was against an attack that consisted of Test bowlers in Andre Nel and Danish Kaneria.
At least he's a better bowler than any pie chucker for Bangladesh. It's a joke that a team that consists some of the world's greatest batsmen have to play against bowlers of the quality equivalent to primary school kids. India currently 1 for 484 (the top 3 batsmen have scored 100's and Tendulkar is 79*)
And they chose to field first as well.BenDoolan wrote:True too!Rossoneri wrote:Just because they are test bowlers doesnt mean they are any goodBenDoolan wrote:......
David Hussey 275 off 227 balls for Nottinghamshire (27 fours and 14 sixes!!)
The Vics are doing well over there at the moment. Hussey's innings was against an attack that consisted of Test bowlers in Andre Nel and Danish Kaneria.
At least he's a better bowler than any pie chucker for Bangladesh. It's a joke that a team that consists some of the world's greatest batsmen have to play against bowlers of the quality equivalent to primary school kids. India currently 1 for 484 (the top 3 batsmen have scored 100's and Tendulkar is 79*)
One bloke has retired hurt.
Top 4 ended up making centuries, India finished on 3/610 dec. bangladesh are 5/58 at stumps.
He kicks on the left
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
The One Day circuit....
George Bailey 92 off 105 balls (6 fours, 3 sixes) for Scotland
Jimmy Maher 76 off 103 balls (8 fours, 1 six) for Glamorgan
Marcus North 55 off 61 balls (6 fours) for Gloucestershire & 3-22
David Hussey 56 off 20 balls (1 four, 7 sixes ) for Nottinghamshire (including 32 in one over - 5 sixes in a row)
George Bailey 92 off 105 balls (6 fours, 3 sixes) for Scotland
Jimmy Maher 76 off 103 balls (8 fours, 1 six) for Glamorgan
Marcus North 55 off 61 balls (6 fours) for Gloucestershire & 3-22
David Hussey 56 off 20 balls (1 four, 7 sixes
) for Nottinghamshire (including 32 in one over - 5 sixes in a row)